Supreme Court extends parole for teen killers
The court, in a 6-3 decision, extends earlier ruling to allow parole consideration or new sentences for more than 1,000 inmates who were teens when they committed murders including Henry Montgomery who killed Deputy Charles Hurt in Baton Rouge in 1963. Justice Kennedy writes prisoners must be given opportunity to show rehabilitation.
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Detroit teachers protest at court hearing on sick-outs
About 60 Detroit teachers gathered outside a court where a judge would hear arguments on stopping school absences caused by sick-outs. A few dozen waited inside as the district faces a lawsuit to curb the stoppages amid pay and conditions disputes and Gov. Snyder’s district overhaul plan.
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Ex-prosecutor to spearhead Flint water investigation
Michigan Attorney General announces Todd Flood and Andy Arena will lead an independent review of Flint water contamination. Flood, a former Wayne County assistant prosecutor, and Arena, former head of Detroit FBI, will report to AG Bill Schuette. Focus includes potential environmental law violations and official misconduct.
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Daring prison escape by three inmates shocks Orange County
Three inmates including a man linked to a killing fled from Orange County Men's Central Jail by cutting metal and crawling through tunnels to a roof, then rappelling down four stories. Police seek leads. authorities suspect Vietnamese-American gang ties and appeal to the community for assistance while probing internal security.
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Europol warns of new IS attacks in Europe after Paris
Europol officials say IS and inspired groups will likely strike soft targets in Europe again, with France at high risk for mass civilian casualties. The warning follows a new IS video praising the Paris attackers and signaling ongoing threats after the November 2015 attacks.
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Egypt marks fifth anniversary of uprising amid tight security
Cairo observes the fifth anniversary of the 2011 uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak as activists post nostalgic images of Cairo’s Tahrir Square showing crowds then and empty streets now. Police guard demonstrations by Muslim Brotherhood supporters in Cairo and Giza with hundreds attending.
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